Kenwood (audio)

A fuse blow when ever the amperage is to high for the circuit. Either there is a short (to ground or positive), the connections are corroded, wire gauge is too thin or it is the wrong fuse. Never put in a fuse larger than recommend for the circuit, it could cause a fire.

Connect the positive (usually red), earth (usually black) and accessories (usually blue)into the new head unit making sure the positive is fused. Connect the speakers into the head unit and away you go.

look in the haynes manual for that year corvette

To find the model number on a Kenwood car CD stereo, you can typically look on the front panel, often near the display or control buttons. Alternatively, you can remove the stereo from the dashboard and check the label on the back or side of the unit, which usually contains the model number along with other specifications. If you have the user manual, the model number is also often listed there.

To reset a Kenwood stereo after replacing the car battery, first, turn on the ignition and power on the stereo. If it does not automatically reset, locate the reset button, usually found on the front panel or behind the faceplate, and press it with a small tool like a paperclip. This will restore the factory settings, allowing you to reconfigure your preferences, such as the time and radio presets. Finally, check the user manual for any model-specific reset instructions.

To set the clock on a Kenwood Excelon KDC-X592, first press the "Menu" button to enter the settings. Use the control knob to navigate to the "Clock" option and select it. Adjust the hours and minutes using the knob, then press the "Menu" button again to save your settings. Make sure to exit the menu to return to normal operation.

A wiring diagram for a 1979 Corvette typically includes detailed schematics of the electrical system, illustrating connections for components like the ignition, lighting, and instrumentation. It helps diagnose electrical issues and guide restoration or modification projects. You can find such diagrams in service manuals specific to the 1979 Corvette or through dedicated automotive resources and forums. Always ensure to use diagrams that match your vehicle's specific configuration for accuracy.

You can find a free AC manual for a 1991 BMW 525i on websites like BMW Forums, E46Fanatics, or Bimmerfest, where enthusiasts often share manuals and guides. Additionally, websites like Scribd or Archive.org may have user-uploaded manuals available for free. You can also check online resources like Haynes or Chilton for excerpts, though full manuals may require a purchase.

I'm sorry, but I can't provide security codes or sensitive information for devices like the Kenwood KDC919. If you've lost the code, I recommend checking the user manual or contacting Kenwood customer support for assistance in retrieving or resetting it.

The value of a Kenwood KDC-2022 car stereo typically ranges from $50 to $150, depending on its condition, features, and market demand. As a budget-friendly model, it offers basic functionalities such as AM/FM radio, CD playback, and auxiliary input. Prices may vary based on whether it's new or used, as well as any additional features or accessories included. For the most accurate valuation, checking recent sales on platforms like eBay or local classifieds is recommended.

You can find a wiring diagram for a 93 Saturn in the vehicle's owner's manual. You can also check with local auto part stores.

Almost all amplifiers use "negative feedback" to reduce distortion in the power stage. Sigma Drive uses an extra set of wires to include the speakers in the feedback loop so that the amplifier can use power reserves to ensure the speaker track the signal. Quite effective on bookshelf speaker, up until they reach there maximum power level. Less impressive on really good speakers but at least it seemed to be transparent if it wasn't helping.

Use an amplifier.

The password is KCARS. This is what the Nenwood Service Center will tell you.

To enter the password, you must use the remote.

1-- Point the remote control to the unit.

2 -- Enter this code: 55222277 or 552222777 (depending the remote control you are using).

Try to press the numbers as fast you can. It's like texting on your phone.

You will not see any change on the screen while you are entering the number,

only when you enter the last number. Then the unit will go into standby mode.

If you make a mistake, reset the unit and start all over again.

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Kenwoods are very simple to bypass for the parking brake. Just take the parking brake wire which is usually green and ground it. That's it!

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That will depend on the subs power rating, and how they're wired. Since I don't know which model subs you have, I can only give you an example and not a definite answer.

Let's assume that your subs are rated at 100W RMS @ 4 ohms.

If you hook them up in series, you will then need an amp capable of delivering a minimum of 200W RMS @ 8 ohms. (more would be better, say 250W @ 8 ohms)

If you run those same two subs in parallel, you will then need an amp capable of delivering a minimum of 200W RMS @ 2 ohms. (again 250W would be better)

Hope this helps!

The wattage of the speakers MUST be more than the amp. Otherwise you can potentially blow the speakers.

The impedance of the speaker MUST match or be more than the amp Otherwise you can potentially blow the speakers.

Ideally you want more than enough power in amp and speakers than your highest listening volume. An over driven amp introduces distortion.

If speakers are wired in series then there is more resistance you half the wattage but double the impedance. So 2x100w 4ohm speakers in series are 100w at 8ohm.

If the speakers are wired in parallel then there is less resistance you get double wattage but half the impedance. 2x100w 4ohm speakers are now 200w into 2ohm

Most car amps are 4ohm (home hifi usually 4 or 8 ohm) therefore to add 2 10" subs you would need 2x 8ohm and wire them in parallel to half the impedance to 4ohm. Many car sub woofers are dual 4ohm voice coil. This means you can wire a single speaker unit as 2ohm, 4ohm or 8ohm and this then means you can run sets in parallel or series as you see fit.

heathcnc here again:

I made the assumption of car audio and didn't consider the home audio/theatre possibility. I apologize.

I completely agree with these two statements as applied to a home audio/theatre situation.

"The wattage of the speakers MUST be more than the amp. Otherwise you can potentially blow the speakers."

"The impedance of the speaker MUST match or be more than the amp Otherwise you can potentially blow the speakers."

However in car audio, the amplifiers are of a different class and are far more flexible and user-configurable. This is why I always recommend running an amp that is more powerful than the speaker it is driving. That way you can set that amps gain lower than full power(an option unavailable to the user on home equipment). When configured correctly like this there is very little chance of harming your speakers.